Read-only connection
Walmart keeps collecting tax on the orders it facilitates. Kintsugi reads your Seller Centre data to calculate what's still yours, monitor exposure, register, file, and remit.
Walmart collects and remits marketplace facilitator tax on its orders. Kintsugi calculates what's still yours across Walmart and every other channel, tracks nexus, and files and remits your returns.
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Kintsugi calculates the tax Walmart's facilitator remittance leaves with you, from your Walmart orders and every other channel.
Walmart sales count toward each state's economic nexus threshold with your other channels, with an alert the moment you cross.
Kintsugi registers you where you owe, files every return, and remits on schedule, from $75 per filing or registration.
Selling on your own storefront too? Kintsugi's Tax Estimation API and SDKs calculate tax at that checkout. Tax Estimation API docs
Kintsugi reads your Walmart Seller Centre data, never changing how Walmart taxes your orders, to find what facilitator rules leave with you and keep every return filed.

Install the Kintsugi app from the Walmart Seller Centre app store. Orders, products, refunds, cancellations, and customers sync automatically, starting with your last 180 days of orders.
Kintsugi separates the tax Walmart remits from what's still yours, and classifies your products so taxability is right on every channel you sell through.
Kintsugi registers you where you owe, files every return, and remits on schedule, with the reporting on hand in case you're ever audited.
| Synced | What Kintsugi does with it |
|---|---|
| Orders | Counted toward economic nexus in every state, alongside your other channels. |
| Products | Classified for taxability by jurisdiction. |
| Customers | Matched to the location each sale is taxed in. |
| Refunds and cancellations | Adjust liability at the transaction level so filings match what you collected. |
Walmart keeps collecting tax on the orders it facilitates. Kintsugi reads your Seller Centre data to calculate what's still yours, monitor exposure, register, file, and remit.
Combined sales can cross a state threshold you'd never see from Walmart alone. Kintsugi counts every channel.
Walmart passes the non-facilitator taxes it collects back to you to report and pay. Kintsugi tracks what you owe.
Run Kintsugi alongside your current tool during evaluation, then complete the switch on your timeline.
Every state with a sales, use, or gross receipts tax has a marketplace facilitator law, and Walmart's seller terms make Walmart.com the taxpayer for those taxes: it collects them from your customers and remits them.
Walmart also collects non-facilitator taxes on applicable sales and passes them back to you, with a monthly report, for you to report and pay. Everything you sell outside Walmart stays yours too.
Kintsugi reads your Walmart Seller Centre data, combines it with every other channel you sell through, calculates what's still yours, and registers, files, and remits it.
Jared Stark
Founder of Incendico Fire Alarm Store
The setup was incredibly seamless and much faster than I expected, with clear guidance throughout the process. What really stands out is their support since it is easy to get in touch with someone quickly and the team is knowledgeable and actually helpful when you have questions.

April Walford
Operations Manager at JMXi
They corrected errors in our past returns, enrolled us quickly and efficiently, filed everything on time, and thoroughly researched any questions or concerns we had. Their customer service is excellent.

Mo Hartman
Staff Accountant at Searchspring
Having the visibility on the dashboard has been extremely helpful and the ease of being able to approve. It is very user-friendly and I can see everything I need in one place.
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